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good.. so, so amazing”. ‘ How’s that’ encompasses a vast range of haunting tones which slowly and subtly entrance our minds, leaving us with a somewhat eerie feel

Should Live in Salt'  introduces us slowly and meaningfully to the thematic tone of ' Trouble Will Find Me ', beginning relatively sparse before building to a stunningly orchestrated, drawn

night' honours go to lead vocalist Tim Durkin, whose winning charm sets the tone for the evening. Looking every bit the part, the four lads swagger through tracks from their

their latest release, ' Savage Seas '. Opening with the title track, the group sets the tone for the whole album. Heavy, fast, and unrelenting. After the 90 second intro ... anything too flashy here, aside from the occasional guitar lick between phrases, setting the tone for an album that takes the band to a sound that much heavier than what

listener to get involved. Bear the Mammoth ’s ‘ Sea Caesar ’ is more alternative in tone. A moody construct, the track cascades based on feel. It’s rhythmic, with the drums

electro that pulse around him, although the addition of Lucy Rose on Dial Tones makes for a delightful back and forth between the two vocalists. Like current UK favourites James

quick paced beats, vocals, which teeter on the edge of a scream and guitar tones that sound a little sinister. These feature prominently throughout the record, and this may just